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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-05
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29
KentuckN's TObncco Crop.

LOUISVILLE, November 26.-The Con-
ricr JoUrU0i this morning publishes a
comprehensive and valuable review OF
the leaf tobacco situation, showing fact:
of yield and supply against the ave
RACES of consumption. When it is con
sidered that Kentucky produces 81 pei
cent. of the total Leaf tobacco crop OF
the United States, and that Kentucky
Indiana. Illinois, Tennessee, Ohio. and
Missouri produces 70 per cent. of the
total crop of the United States, it will
he seen that this summary is of in,
terest. The following are the main
points of the article: The West
ern leaf crop foots up 10000, coo
pounds-G2G per cent. of the recent
averages, and the eastern leaf crop y,
600, 900 pounds, or 80 per cent. The de
crease of eastern and western leaf crops
and all the market stocks of the United
States make up 500, 200, 0G0 pounds,
against 59l 600. eco year ago and SIS,
600, 900 two years ago. The supply from
new crops and the market stocks falls
2l.000.0o0 POUNDS below the late ave-
rage taken for domestic aud foreign con
sumption, while in 1886 there was sur
plus of 100000 pounds and in 1885 a
surplus OF 24,000,000.
The western Burley crop is $4,000, 600
pounds and the dark and heavy crop
39.0O1,00
In conclusion the review states: "In
this historical year OF the tobacco trade
Louisville has much more than main
tanned her former pre-eminence rs the
principal tobacco market of the United
States, and indeed OF the world. The
business done here in 1857 materially
surpasses in magnitude that Of other
years, including that Of the jubilee year
of 1857"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29

money was in tho valise when il left his
hands, and is equally sure that there was
nothing in II but brick and two pieces
OF wood when he opened the valise at
the end of the journey. For this brick
and wood he appears to have paid the
somewhat exorbitant price Of Sl99.87,
besides the expenses of his trip to New
York.
MIR. RUBBISH gives all these particulars
in letter which he enclosed and which
he wanted sent to the "best detective at
the station, Thirty eighth street and
Sixth avenue" He is willing to give the
detective halfif he RECEIVERS that $40, 600.
Mr.. Rubush does not say anything di-
rectly about "green goods, but admits
he had some transactions with one
Charles Manning, whose address at first
was "Care of store No. ga Ninth ave-
nue." and afterward at No. Is Pell street,
Box y. Rubush gave Manning a Kan
sas City draft on New York for SiO6,
payable to RUBBISH Brothers, and also a
draft FOR $93.S7, issued to one Melon
vile and payable at Topeka.
RUBBISH is strongly inclined to think
that there is something crooked in all
this, and he is very severe on the ex.
press company as we'll as on Mr.. Man
ming. He evidently does not understand
how one valise can be substituted for an-
other, and thinks it very hard that he
should be deprived of that Sl0,S00,
which was spread out before his de-
lighted eyes in one, two, five, and ten
dollar bills.
Superintendent Murray did not see
any way to help the man, and turned
over the letters as one more warning to
the persons whom the fool-killer has
thus far spared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29
ANAMERICAN'S FATAL DUEL.
Mr.. Thomas Potter DIcs of Pistol.
Wound.

The Hcrolds European edition OF
Sunday Publishes the following: Mr..
Thomas Potter, an American, twenty
two.years old, was insulted by NJ. George
Carmona few days ago in the course of
a conversation about a lady. In conse-
quence they fought a duel with pistols
at twenty-five PAGES in the forest of
st. German, both antagonists being
wounded, NJ. Carmona in the ankle and
Mr.. Potter in the right side. Yesterday
Mr.. Potter died OF his wound at his resi-
dence, No. 3 Rue Weber, near the Bots
de Boulogne. Mr.. Potter's death causes
a profound emotion in the American
colony.
Duelling being a recognized inshtu-
tion in France. no notice is ever paid to
duels unless there is a fatal result, in
which case the killer rms the risk of only
a nominal punishment-perhaps two or
three days arrest
VI. CarmOna expresses the deepest re-
grct for the fatal re suit.
Thomas Potter WAS young amateur
athlete who has often won prizes IN foot
races in the Bots de Boulogne. He was
an only son, and leaves mother and
sister, Miss Maude Potter, to mourn his
premature death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29
INSANE Russians Terrible Rage.

CHICAGO, November ga special
dispatch from KeOkuk, Iowa, says: Har-
ris Fuchs, a Russian prisoner in jail here,
arrested for having attempted an assault
upon bridge gate-keeper, to whom he
refused to pay toll, became violently in
sane in his cell last night. Heraved and
shouted imprecations upon the heads of
his supposed prosecutors He threatened
the most horrible vengeance upon those
who had caused his arrest and imprison-
ment. As he was locked secure in a cell
the officers at first paid but little atten-
ton to bim, but the mans raving CON
tinuing and growing in noise and vio-
lence, it was thought best to
adopt measures to restrain him.
When the officers went to the cell
door a horrible sight met their gaze. The
man in tue mad delirium was attempting
/ TO devour himself. He was biting vi
ciously at his arms and hands, and with
every snap of his sharp teeth tearing away
the flesh in strips, leaving them raw and
/ bloody. None of those present desired
/ togo within reach of the maniac. Ropes
were obtained and with considerable diff
| fculty the fellow was lassoed and then
securely bound and placed in a position
to be unable to inhict further injury upon
( himself. Fuchs continued violent even
after he was bound, and it was necessary
for the physicians to place him under the
influence of opiates before they could
quiet him sufficiently to give his wounds
the necessary attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29

WANTED. PURE WHITE DOUBLE
w OR SINGLE NARCGSSUS nafOlilsl.
WHITE OR kED PAEONlES. WHITE OK Blue
VIOLErS tive price. quantity. size of plants,
nuG II 0thcr towering plants, &c, would De &C.
copied IN exchange, ana what sort, II any. Is de-
sired NJ. Z. CArLtN,
no COLT 523 Laurel strect. Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29
GOSPORT MAYNARD.
TAXING IN HANDS FOR WORK ON THE
DOCK.
InspectipR the Atlantic and Danville Rail-
road-Personal Notes and
Nows Briefs.
Correspondence of the RIshmoud DIspntch-l

fCorrespondence Of the Nchmond Dlsphtch.l
NORFOLK, VA, Nov. %. 1887.
Thirty hands were taken in the navy
ward to-day to work on the new dry
dock. The cofer-dam at the entrance
to the dock TO facilitate the work of ex-
cavation will be built first, and when
that is completed-about the first of the
year-ive hundred hands will be put to
work digging and driving piles:
The African Methodist Episcopal
Conference in session here is known as
the "Zion connection" The regular
African Methodist Episcopal Conference
meets in Norfolk next March.
General Thomas Ewing, president OF
the Atlantic and Danville, and his party
of railroad officials and capitalists made
thorough inspection of the road at this
end OF the lie and left yesterday for
ClaremOnt.
The Portsmouth Street-Railway Com
pany finished laying their tracks TO day,
except a branch to the maynard gate.
The company already has litigation on
its hands, the Airline Turnpike Com
pany, of the county, contesting theright
of the railway to occupy their turnpike.
Forty workmen were suspended from
the navy-yard Saturday night until the
survey on the training ship can be heard
from.
The various charity organizations are
now making their annual appeals to the
public for funds for the INDECENT and suf-
fcring classes of the city.
Mr.. James burlington, OF Warwick
county, seventy-fve years Of age, who
married Mrs. Nancy Khea, OF Ports
mouth, seventy years of age, last month,
has already separated from his bride and
returned to Warwick.
A new order called the Laymans
League, a sort Of temperance institution,
has started in this city with the organiza-
ton Of Council No. ].
Rev. c. y. Donaldson, who has just
resigned the pastorate of Fourth-Street
Baptist church, nov breaches on CIR
cult in Norfolk county, Isle OF Wight
and Princess Anne counties, but eX-
poets to go to Louisa.
The contested-election case in Isle of
Wight county will be decided by Judge
Hill at his term in that county next
month Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29
PETERSBURG NOTES.
Increase OF Taxable Propcrty-De'
creased Mortaiiay-PersODai Notes.


fcorr.,poadeace OF the Richmond Dispatcn.l
PETERSBURG. Va, Nov. %, 1887.
II is estimated that the increased re-
ceipts in taxes next year in this city, by
reason of new buildings erected this
year, will aggregate between 50, 500 and
$4,000.
The mortuary report for this month
shows a gratifying decrease in the num-
Der Of deaths in Petersburg. The total
number OF deaths reported 10y the health
officer is 10, and only seven among the
white population. This is a small per
centage for a population OF nearly 25,-
900 people.
The first touch of the cool wave reached
us between 9 and 10 o'clock this morn
ing. The fall of the temperature was in-
creased by strong winds and showers OF
rain in the afternoon.
MIR. William II. Jones and wife, re-
Gently married in Manchester, have ar
rived at their home in this city.
Rev. X. II. AGREE was able to occupy
his pulpit at the First Baptist church
yesterday, but could not venture out at
night. He has been suffering from Sc
we're affection of the throat.
The Yonng Mems Christian Associa-
ton held their Sunday song-seryice at
st. Paul's (EpiscopaD church yesterday
afternoon. and Rev. DIR. Sledd, Of the
Methodist Church, delivered a fine nd
dress. ROBIN ADAIR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29
BY virtue o. a deed Of trust, duty recorded, tho
undersigned trustee will on
THURSDA YrnE lsr OF DEcEMBER. 1851,


undersigned trustee will on
THURSDA YrHE lsr or DECEMBER, 1881,
NJ i2 o'clock ". on the premises, soil AZ auction
that VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY known
as the merchants Manufacturing Company
MllsF except certain tenement houses on ca
nal street which will be s0id separately. Ihe
property consists 81 the following parrel9:
IT. 4 LARGE THkHE-SlOkI BRICK COT
/ TON-FACTORY And LOT on the western see
Il Fleet street Tho building Is q by " ie9L
Tn lot fronts 100 feet on Fleet street, l0J ieet
on AppOmnttoX river. and III feet and 10 Inches
on Hope Mill canal. and this factory receives is
water supply from said canal through an OPEN
Ing having u sectional area Of li.Qi square ice',
and the machinery "a driven by an ONelshot
wheel under head Of 1876 feet.
2d. A LARGE TWO-STORY BRICK Cotton
FACTORY or the eastern vide Of Fleet street.
The building ia 81 by - feot Tho lot fronts ~
foet on Fleet street, G1.6 feet on ADpOmatioN
river and 67.G feet on Hope Mills canal, and
. this factory receives It's water supply from snli
canal through m opening harrg a sccuonal
area a 10 square feet and the machinery =
driven by an oyorshot wheel undcr head OF
1876 feet.
Tho MACHINERY in these two factories may
be cold separately or with the realty.
81. VALUABLE Lot, WITH 4 TWO-SIORf
BIRCH SIOKEHUUSE thereon, lying ON the
south sid0 Of Hope Mills canal. fronting $50 t"et
on the west side Of Fleet street and running
back along the canal ,l-.a feet.
4th. A VACANT LO1 on 'he east side Of Elect
street. on which f. fronts - feet, running tack
along the canal 0,.6 toet
The location Of this property almost imme-
diately on the line OF the Norfolk aud Western
railroad). its buildings. wafer power. &c. makes
Il very valuable Tor auy large manufacturing
interest A map showing sectional division oi
the entire property, IT, advautoco-, *, may be
seen az the office OF the auc,ionaer. who viii take
grrat pleasure In showing ami explaining II.
This property NAV be sold as an entirety or
..Ian Ns.u InfH
dnv OF sale. aud a rare chance g. here presented
70 those Wishing 20 engage no manufacturing
business. fun inspection and prompt attend
an'e requested.
TERMS: one nfth caeh: talaucc on credit ot
one. two, and three years, int-r's- added, Tor
approved negotiable notes. secured by deed %.
trust. and property TO Dee kcp. insured for pro-
lection Of notes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29
Mr.. ua,dal, and the pre.,ac,,

1t scarcely needed the denial of Col
onel Mcclure to prove the absurdity OF
the report that Mr.. Randall is to be
"discllplineq or "read out of the par
ty because of his views on the tariff.
The Democratic party is not strong
enough in the House to turn out any of
Its members-least of all so able a par
liamentarian and personally so honest a
man as Samuel j. Randall. That would
be quite as silly proceeding as the pol
ley OF branding as traitors 10000
Democrats who preferred one Democrat
TO another in municipal election
New York Vorid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29
RAILROAD ItyDs.


ANKFI EII UNUNI
sos p. ". MA J. daily lo1.cpf Sunday.
s.35 a. n. ACCOMMODATIONS t.5 Oman.
>uHfaY.
30 A. ". $iGHT IXpRL-~ daily rtre.tv.--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29

For further IN formation apply 10
j. ". McCARRICK.
General Southern Agent. OCice Rockets,
". y. CLl DE & Co..
uo3 General Agents Phi.Adclphl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29

a Virginia whe Claims 90 Have
Paid $40. 500 for One.

A New York special says: Superin-
tendent Murray has received q letter
signed by William NJ. Rubush, OF
Weyer's Gave, Augusta county, Va, who
makes complain: because he failed TO re-
ceiye $40, 800 which he had shipped from
this city TO him at Griggsby, Scott coun-
ty. Kansas. The money was in red
leather yalise, which he iutrusted TO Ha-
gertys Express, No. $50 Sixth avenue,
on November 9Th. He is positive the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29
AUCTION sALES-FutRre Days.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
MILLING PROPERTY. WATER POWER,
REALTY. MACHINERY, &C., KNOWN AS
THE MERCHANTS MANUFACTURING COM
PANY's MILLS, &C.. ON THE APPoAATT0X
RIVER. AT CAMPBELTs BRIDGE, FLEET
STREET. PETERSBURG, VA, At AUG rIoN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29
,TH CANBE

- wv made working for US. Agents pre-
ferred who can furnish their own horses and
give their whole time 70 the business. Spare
moments may be prOfitably employed also.
few vacancies in towns aud cities b. 4. JOHN
son Il CO., 1909 Main street, Richmond, Va.
no 6-d&wlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29
by y. ". Bowc,
Real EstAfo Auctlnncer.
yg1RTSTFE'S SALE OF LOIS II

yFlRTSTEE'S SALE OF LOTS N
/ TuF CITY or RICHMOND ANO NALJ-
ABLE ISLANDS ~ JANE, RIVER At AtC
TION.-In execution OF the provisions of decd
0t trust from J.. =. h9miu AMI wif' t' the sub
scrihcr as trustee. dated October - l>,u an1
duly recorded Ia Richmond thancerY Court ole
Zee, beiug thereto required lr decree o' me
Circuit Uourf If tho luicl state .0r BE Eastern
district of Virginia, onteccd O.toocr =. i>t', I'D
ths suits o. "D.ddiugs- eXe'uf US r'. Iiltln--
and us." nn1 "Gilliur-'- administrator ~.
lllIlncf au. QiS.. VIII sell 40 auction, al me
Office of he aucuOneer, No. Eleventh street. at
o'cocS p. VI. on
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER :. lSS7.
jLe following REAL ESTATE conveyed in said
deod-fo wit:
~. LOT Of Irregular shape, lying between
The Columbian co. HaXaIl ml.-ra'e and james
river. mud bounded or the vest by Niuih street,
~. Certain other NtAL ESTATE. consisting
81 ihe VALUABLE ISLAND known o.,
BROWNS ISLAND. Immediately west ~ th"
Petersburg railroad bridge. and now occupied nF
the TrcdcgarComVauy: and. els0. those smaller
known as NFIL~ONS ISLANDS. and ljiug
within fno following general toundarie-; on
theu0rthWost hr tho north zen mercln OF James
iiy.r and on tne nl-' by q lime beginning ~ the
southwest corner of Eaxgu'- upper mlA' inu-
hing thence due south 20 The south bank oi h"
river. thence mp tlc river % or neW sac ANU
uicrt Oh tas rai iDai bridge. thence il ri'iiLLt
line o. Ncbhs on Ueio-l,lr Landing, ,h uh'
north shore ~ james riv.r,t 20 he point OF ,"-
ginning. being the -g'ne property JOE -t4 -'. (
Martin How Sin-'- survey lu 4.'t- ''4 '.' :.
conveyed by the heirs az Han Ncl-f p -o >. u.
Bowman ly deed dated l3tn ldiv. iso-.
IERV~: one third cash, aud the residue or SIX
aul twelve month. Tor notes. VITA iAitie~l hii'l
nos5 GHRPAGE, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29
UOOTS. SHOES. &c.
MO SUCH GAGS IS BANK <gE9
RUPT SALES OR PRIZES GIVEN AWAY,
BUT NICE, DURABLE. AND STYLISH LOW
PRICED SHOES AT
JACOB MAY & SONS,
.o- ppo.p cTrpCET
fn7 BROAD STREET.

Ladies' Kid end Pebble Button Boots, sl.25:
Gcntlcmcn's Seamless Tip Caters, $40;
Children's school Shoes. 81;
Childrcn's K "a and Pebble Springfield Button,
sizes , 10 :. only 10.
Geutlemen's CAT Shoes. ten styles. s2.O;
Ladies' mgh-Cut Pebble Button Boots, Sli5, 81,
aud upwards;
Gentlcmcn's silk Embroidered Velvet slippers
only ca. and worth sl.2j:
Geutlemen's Patent-Lealher rancing-Ties, SlD;
Ladies Patent-l Gather Tip Shoes In hhnd-
stitched and machine-sewed;
Springfield shoes, with patcnt-leather tips, for
misses AID children, also for Indies, In great
variety;
Ladies' Kid and Pebble COmmon-Sense Button
shoes only sl.'5 and upwards:
The New square Zoe Shoe for ladies':
Gentlcmen's English PorpOise Maukeezy Shoes
only 50;
Fxtra-iIch Cut Pebble Button, sizes s to lOK,
Sl2J;
Extra-Hgh Cut Kid Boots for ladies', -
Gentlemea's Calf Sewcd Boots, SEQ
We carry a mammoth assortment Of BOOTS.
SHOES, and SLlPPERS too numerous 10 men
ton.
Orders by mall attended TO- Open on satur-
days from =. VI. 90 midnight
JACOB MAY & son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29
AFTER THE ABOVE SALE

shall sell The LOT. WITHINPBOYEMENTS. on
Canal street. fronting thereon 93.j GQd running
back llig' toet, a. per plat, upon which are two
desirable tenement houses, which makes n good
rental property.
TERMS: ono third cash: balance m six and
twelve months credit interest added, for mp
proved negotiable notes, and title retained un-
til 1nal payment.
WILLIAM II. KEVAN, Trustee.
r. PANNIrL. Auctonecr, Petcrsburg, Va.
no T. a225A2g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29

az ( O'Clock p. NJ. on the promises, We will sell
the ABOVE PROPERLY. Ench house has four
rooms. and tho lots front - by 100 feet each
Tho houses are now rented % good iepanis al
Il per month. and the property Is IN good condi-
ton and will pay over 10 per cent on invest
meat.
TERMS: Ono fourth cash: balance In six,
twelve. and eighteen months, with Interest
added, FRANK d. HILL q CO..
no2i AuctiOuecrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY or VIRGINIA,
PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST HARMS AND AIS DE-
FENDANTs.-lN TIE CHAScERY COURT or TIE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
|. Benjamin Ii. Berry. clerk OF said court Ger
tify that the bond required OF the special COM
missOuers by tho decree IN sail cause OF No
Vember /. 1857. has been duly given.
Siyen under my hand this y day OF Noyem-
Der, lSs9. BENJAMIN h. BERRY,
no 70 CLERK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By y. ". Bowe,
Real Estate Auctloneer.
Richmond, Va
MINERAI. I,AND9 IN

v ALLIGHANY AND CRAIG COUNTIES.
VIRGINIA. AT PUBLIC AUCTiON.-By virtue
Of n decree OF tho Chancery Court OF Richmond.
Va entered October q, lsT. In the suit of Bfown's
Administrators ~. Burton's Administrafor, &e,
we will sell by public auction. ut tne omc"oi n:
W. Bowe, No. I Eleventh street, In De city o.
Richmond. Va. on
THURSDAY, DEcgNGER =, 1877.
az - o'clock a., tho folOgiug RAG IS OF LAND
In Allegheny county, Na.-yiz:
]. OneT ract Of 30 ACRES on Dunlap's creek,
twelve miles southwest 81 the courthouse. All
about one and a nAf miles. or less. from mo
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, near stacks Miie
and Backbone station.
? One Tract 81 l6i ACRES on Dunlaps creek
and Leake's run, about eighteen miles SOUTH
west Of the courthouse near tho sweet thaiy-
beate Springs
B one 1fac, OF i0) ACRES ir-ihc immediate
vicinity Of said Tract Of sf4 ares: ana
l. one Tract - q ACRES On said Dunlap's
creek also in he vicinity Il said two last-panlc
tracts, Of all which tracts NJ land James Brown,
81, died seiZed and possessed.
Also, all the right, title. end intoros Of the
said James Brown. Sr's. estate in tho tract of
land containing p 80 ACRES 200 Craig county, on
Johns ..reek. about six miles vest from ti9
courthouse Of which The said james Brown. r.,
died seized and possessed.
Terms: One fourth cash: balance In three
equa instruments at Fix. twelve. ani eighteen
months for nOter, with interest added snl THE
retained until all toe pufchase-moncy SHAH have
tecn phii aud a c1nycyence Ordered by iho
Court. JOIN 90 LII
ONO G.. MEAN,
Social ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST

"B7a thorough knowledge OF tho natural laws
which govern the operations Of digestion and nu-
triton, and 10y careful application Of tho fine
properties o. wel-selected Cocoa, Mr.. Epps has
provided Our breakiast-tablee with delicately
Favored beverage which may save us many
heavy doctors bills. II is by the ludlciOus use
Of such articles of diet that a constitution may
be gradually built up until strong enough 10
resist every tendency 20 disease. Hundreds q
subtle maladles arc floating around US ready
10 attack wh ereyer there Is n weak point. We
may escape many fatal shaft by keeping our
selves well fortified VIII pure blood and a
properly-nourishe1 trame'- Cirfl-StrUice Ga
zstfc.
Made simply with boiling water or milk.
Sold only il half-pound hns by grocers, la.
belled thus: JAMES EPPS * CO..
homeopathic Chemists,
10 18TH. TU&Saly London. Eng
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29
Special Commits zone

I. benjamin II. Berry. clcrt % said court, 10
certify tAat tlo bond required q the special
commissioners by decree above referred 90 has
been duly given.
Witness my hand this lst day Of November,
1ss~. BENJAMIN H. BERRY.
no % y, p. .o&Dei.3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29
TRUSTEES SALE:
BY Frank d. Hill g Co., Aucti0neers.

noes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29
ERANKLIN- STREET RESIDENCE
by james B. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lib Main street.
URUSTFE'S AUCTION SANE OI

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
i DESIRABLE DWELLING AND LOT Is TIE
CITY OF MANCHESTER ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF EVERETT STREET NEAR fillmore
S1REtT.-By virtue uf q deed II trust from
William B. Philips and wife, dated November
o 1851 OF record On tho clerK's olice Of the Cor
poratiOn or Hastings Court o. the city " Man
chester IN Volume q, page 1i, default having
boon made In the debt secured. and being there
o. directed 10y ,ne holder a. the note described
in said deed. shall sell boy pIb.icauction. on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER :. lS,7,
o. ~ o'clock p. ~. the REAL ESTA lEdoscribed
in said decd, being the lot Of land with improve
ments thereon fronting 33 feet on the soath
81 ic Of Everett stcccf nnl extending ha * be-
tweon parallel lines lf2k foot, the said 20, conl-
mnucing AZ q point distantl59I feet from the in-
tcrsectiou Of Everett and fillmore t.eeie. and
being par Of Lot 10. in square No 1919 Of the
plan oil the city Of Manchester.
ltRMS: Cash a5 10 expenses OF sale AMI the
SAID note for ,5f5 with Interest t~eTCOu from No-
yembcr %. lsSs, and TIE les due upon such terms
as the graut0r in said dccd shall prescribe and
direct, 0i es the trustee -Agi inllk z a4d Gs van
be announced at time OF sale.
JAMES b. ELAN.
no % Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-29

ByJ. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents.
WEST END BUILDING LOTS,
w STORES, DWELLINGS, MANuFACrU-
RING SITES, &c,
AT AUCTION PRICES.
For terms aud particulars call for "RICH-
M0ND PROGRESS Now ready
no g7-st iiis Main street.